I ran across this August 2015 article at screenrant.com:
http://screenrant.com/babylon-5-movie-reboot/
The article goes on to say this:
I dunno.... How do you tell a 5-year story arc in a feature film? You could do it with three, maybe 5. But one? I do not see how they could do it justice with a single film. I am very glad that J. Michael Straczynski is having success with Sense8 on Netflix, because that means he has some pull to get Babylon 5 back on the screen. However, I think that Babylon 5 is in a tiny group of stories which might not make the transition well. I loved Babylon 5, and I think even a miniseries would be better for a reboot.
http://screenrant.com/babylon-5-movie-reboot/
The article goes on to say this:
..Straczynski however, is reviving hope once again for a return of the franchise – or better yet, a fresh beginning. At Comic-Con last month, according to TVWise, the writer and creator of Babylon 5, Jeremiah and the upcoming Netflix series Sense8 (which Straczynski co-created with the Wachowskis), revealed that he’s working on a screenplay for a Babylon 5 feature film and aiming to have it completed in 2015 for a 2016 production start.
I dunno.... How do you tell a 5-year story arc in a feature film? You could do it with three, maybe 5. But one? I do not see how they could do it justice with a single film. I am very glad that J. Michael Straczynski is having success with Sense8 on Netflix, because that means he has some pull to get Babylon 5 back on the screen. However, I think that Babylon 5 is in a tiny group of stories which might not make the transition well. I loved Babylon 5, and I think even a miniseries would be better for a reboot.
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